The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 5

THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE Monday, November 1913 5 I CIVIC EMPLOYES DROP WORK 10 .111 mm "War's Over! Nothing Else i Pen-Pushers Declare The- vrh.T in over, Win. I'm for (lay. 3oodly" "This waa prevailing sentiment rolccd by city employes as they itrearned out cf the. Hty hall and ither department buildings. Many 1I1 not wait frr Mayer Davidson's rdrr to department heads to release heir s'-iffn.

Tiiev hrurd it on iio stn-Ms, 1 didn't care. other in tho build' n. iiMd.td tl.i- mayor Bud roniroi-err, suddenl (tut 1 1 rod of loi'kinn he nn.i one by one iiuippear-d. A short l.owd of contn.l session lioid 'o ilear up some routine u.sitirsK, l.ut It worried aliic dis-tmlly for mi hour, the members hinKlne of 11 the excitement out on lain st. and Porta go ave.

enuii were In the middle of It. rounded up all tho flag's ey could buy, stuck sm Ulcr flas In heir routs and paraded with the I rest. Tho.se win liail earn joined the motor procession I i-iiind dries loaded wdh inen, omen and ch 1 1 -iren. City Kli-otn. Wn P.

A. Ciiini.rldtfr had a biB electric men placed across the front of Ih- cltv hall. "(jive Thanks and Rejoice." will 1 )'he kikh blazing forth lunitfhl. A brand new llju; adorns it; tuwer top and another will be hung below the electric (levin-. Kvory counter of any (n the municipal hail was decorated.

"What has the city hi.l! not to do with our i-elehrat inn employes asked. "Nothing that I can see," wan 1 the- reply. "We intend to celebrate and do it right. We'll never have the Same opportunity again. That's enough for rt.

i'll "ail iiround to- I morrow if I feel II nonii." And thus it went. lavidson smiled at everyone v. no passed him in the corridors. Even lr. Douglas smiled one of his first smiles for weeks, lie delighted with the fact that the crrr.t of the epidemic i passed.

"Our brothers vn-n will be back from l-'ninoc," stenographers said. "I'm to pet Nell and elebr more work for mine." fl ARMED THUGS R0B storekeeper Force Proprietor To Hand Over Saturday Receipts; ObUin $50 to $100 Two nen, one prmed with it re-volver, Saturday nisjht entered a )'lore at 911 Not ft- lame own-i by W. Vuie. and at the point of he revolver, forced the owner to pive fhem all the available casli, be i.veen 550 and The matter mis reported to tno polii-e 11 o'clock Saturday night. At nii'iii todiy no arrests In conneo-r ion with tho robbery hud been Vtmade.

According to Yule, the men entered the store Just when be was 3 eountinif the cash and one of them asked the price of lemons. The other walked behind the counter and I pointing the revolver ut Yule, 1 demanded the money. They were handed a roll of bills and after warn- Ina; the storekeeper not to mention the matter, left the store, running; 1 en Notre Dame east. REGRET GEH IS HOT INVADEDi 10. W.

Veterans Are Sorry Hun 13 Not To Get Some of I Own Medicine I Thfl general opinion re-lirncd soidier.j on the news ol peace I that, although they are Kind the 3n striiCKi" is over, and It has lomo to a successful isue for i treat rllaln and her A II they dearly like to set foot on ller-liany territory, and make the, enemy in said W. Uw, letary of the Winnipeg unit of (treat IVnr Veterans today. I "The bon wanl to see the Hun l-xperleni mi? a bttie of the treatment rmeted out to the Kri neh and liel-Jjjians," Mr. Law continued. "I'ut the returned men recon nizes it would I mean loss of thousands ol lives If ltho BtriiKKle were continued.

Tiiere-I foro we all accept it the loplcnl 'onclusion of bard flglil, well A 1 "Tli re is one thing this assoeia-I tlon wants to say to the public on tho preat day of victory. It Is, st I wo forget our fallen I Major E. Thornton Dies From Wounds Major K. Thornton, general tdaff Cfflcer In cliarne of In-'lrurtlonal vork here when war started, died from wounds at General hospital Saturday. lie came to Western Canada more than years aeo from Kngland.

hnmefiteadine in the Wa-pella district. Later he we-- i-. TJnlon 'bank and wns mann Portage st. when he signed up with Htralh. Horse.

His widow and two children live In the ltothes.iy npts. The funeral will the fully military. It will be held Tuesday afternoon at .1 o'clock from Thomson's undertaking rooms. 1 Cwt'te Food lrl Mora 1 H. THINGS YOU LOVE TO WEAR You will easily understand why we have the reputation for doing the finest laundry work when' you open your package.

Your dainty garments of finest fabric will exceed your Phone us today, Main 5178-5179. Cor. Main and York Sts, Telephone M. 5178-5179 i CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds. Us Splendid! in one minute your clogged nostrils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely.

No more hawking, snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. No struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh will be Rone. Get a small bottle of Kly's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream In your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the Inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes ins'antly.

It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed-' up with a cold or nasty catarrh Relief comes bo quickly. Advt. i I I WHAT IS IT? WHERE IS IT? WHEN IS IT? .1 pa i tt3V i ii flii hi ijy, Rev. VV.

E. Chrismas DIVINE HEALER will be at the Manitoba Hotel next Wednesday and will stay throughout the week. Peris Building, Winnipeg Phone M. 6571. aiiada rood Board Llctntt No t-llll SERVICE AND QUALITY McPlierson's Meai Market 167 SHERBROOK 8T.

Phones Sher. 130 and 131. Do Your Washing THE Elechic Way Use an Eden Electric Washer and Wringer. Buy More Victory Bonds GAS STOVE DEPARTMENT WINNIPEG ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO. S22 MAIN ST.

i I i Dr. C.C. Jeffrey 'The Careful Dentist" i Cnrar Cmrrr ROM Litcnn ami Main llnnrei Km run od 9 a.m. N.U p.m. I 1, I FOR EXPERT WINDOW i lr (LEANING PHONE MAIN 227 The Ketropo'ilaa Window Cleaning Ca Corner Main anil Pnrinrr.

i MmiN Ot-rlofc: 22i BANNATYNE AVENUE Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting Yearn rtn the formula for fat rf du-(tm, was "iipt" xfrtv Toil ay it Ih "Tiik-j Mir mo la rrMcriotion Tablets' Friend ted frimln doctors tell ttv-ir patients, until thouiinlB know nnd uso thiH convenient, harmless method. They eat what thy like, Ijva mb they like, and still lose their two, three or fuur pounds of fat a week. Simple, effective, harmless Marino la Prescription Tablets are sold by all drUKffiflts a lur-fL-cane for 75c. Or If you prefer you may write direct to the. Marmola Company, 44 Woodward Detroit, Mich.

Advt. NOTICE i The Magnet Metal and Foundry Elmwood, Winnipeg, by arrangement with the undersigned has commenced the manufacture of Hay Sweeps under my Canadian Patent 181970, dated February 5th, 1918, and undertakes to supply the Canadian demand. i MADS ANDERSON, Hastings, Nebraska, tf.S.A. I. 1 14 Canada Food Ttoard License No.

IH "5 9 3,000 hbH.t SO can, to select from Winter A pplcu, etftHabifM, l'ota- toes uhouhl tie In your collar now. lB ONTARIO AIMM KS 9 of Ontnrio's Alien Applns, (rrown at I jw Ineland, the Apple durdrn of 9 remember, we paid I ftOc extm to procure thla famous Pll lluldwlns, cxtri fancy, bbl. III H.I. ex. hiiicy, bbl.

HUCS Kb It linnet ex. fiutry bbl; 5 Ij I'eewakee, ex. fancy bbl. rt.W5 I I Iff acner, e. fancy, bbl lft 1 i Plppina, ex.

fancy, bbl $.05 1 i KingH and hp3 it re Nciirce this nj yetiT. We will take your order fur li Inter delivery, ItiilduinH, 4 Tim. 2.c (jreenirtKH. 4 lbn "iMi I SE NOTll Ontario Apples In btw- Dj reU are less than half the price of apples In boxes. WINTKR VEORTABLFH freen Ciibbiiire.

fiO Ibn OOe, Ked Kwede Turnlpa, 00 Ihs lied iirr.rt, 0 lbs 05c Winter Onions. lbs. Lu WR Ked Winter Onions, 30 Urn. 00 Ontario tkauh The IhM nf'-r. buT evtra nunlity.

0 D(M ItaMkefN Ontario Onchess rear, I in luricc II quart basket. Kcicu- a lar Sperial 2,000 IbH. Ontario IVars, In bulk, lbs Be 1,000 Hanttets Ontario Red hover firupes (the laht), bakel Red Killing; t.rapeN, per lb. i drupe l-'niit IOe Hj Sunk hi I.emnnH, 0 for It-V KuuklHt OrnnccH, A for 4.1c Ripe Tomatoes, per lb H0n f'ritp Tclcry, per II IVfrc lleml l.etluee, each 15c Red ruiherricH, lb 20c hneet TotatocH. 3 lbs ISfic TOTTOKS I'nt them in before they are frosted.

1. 1Ih 2ftc. I'cr bushel Hfte Kurd, fresh daily, lb 8c MARGARINE EJ Swift's Bent Quality Fresh 1 Made Every Day QQ Try a pound OOC I AUANTKKI) Sure Vt nr (lie Kfg Klnu of I I Wt'Hlern I'iiiiimIii. Nn. 1, lurve fk nir.e, hoi), fry or touch.

Dozen, Inilr- III dom Into S4e II. Salmon, lire. (Iiin SSe; nmnll l.e tf IIC 1-reNli Herrlng-Ft, thm Ibc H.r, llrrrlngH in Toinnto hull''. V. ixtk Una llln II (irnnulnli'il Hnicnr.

10 Dm (ounlry Orilera Shipped Ili-atnil Henirniber our Ilnlf-Iloliilay VrlnrM(luy 0 iaiiWfiik. Thw tiny aTjaTialV Rro snpet-lnr to 'II JF'lia 0opalli, I'uhrliSi II1TOW24 HOURS1 y'Ae 'Wr Without tnoonventence. onuareii ury FOR FLETCHFR'S ASTO A First Shipment of Goldfish Has Arrived Aquariums and all Supplies in Stock King Florist 270 llarqrave Main 375 I VHAT IS IT? I WHERE IS IT? I WHEN IS IT? 3-325-. Any Old Help it worse than nona at alt IF YOUR bookkeeper, shipping clerk or salesman has gone to war, you can replace him through a "Help Wanted'' ad in the Tribune Want Ad Columns. i Got a hustler while ycAj're about It.

Dull people don't enjoy tho Evening Tribuno. What does this suggest to you? The proof Is hi the trying. Call Main 6(120 now and one of the Tribune's seven experienced ad takers will 100k after your waiits. Prompt, efficient and courteous service is our motto. HTOKKH AND OKFIC EB RKUL'IRRD, TUB SKHVICES of a mun who can lubiult sain plea ot persona! Chriatmas carua; ttiier whole or apart time; If you dealr.

to Inorca your present Income we tan otter you snneroua lerina vcl paymenL Toothiilaf I.ui., Clnlt Prlnceaa and Uannatyne. U. 6217. PKOKKtiSIO.NS A.NU TKADES WANTKO KXI'KrtlKNCElJ mupptir with practical knowledge ot grocery lute, and liai'iuli. Apoly box a jj Tribune.

ejaoajaaawaiaiesawsaiie wiieue mm mmMmmmm'mim'mmm''''m'm'''' A Wareieg to Coal Consoiiers The following Coal Dealers, only, in Winnipeg can sell you the Genuine Westemm Gem Coal UALLIDAY BROTHERS, LIMITED FRED R. CROSS, Portage and Erin FORT ROUGE COAL COMPANY. LIMITED HINMPEG SIFPLY AND FUEL 187 F. J. IVELLWOOJ, Elmwood Portage Avenue East Be sure you get the genuine WESTERN GEM COAL when you order it, and we positively guarantee that you cannot obtain it from any but the above dealers.

THE WINNIPEG SUPPLY AND FUEL LTD Sole Distributers of Western Gem Coal BURY V.C. WINNER This photograph was taken at th funeral of Lieut. Alan McLeod I Stonewall's Victoria Cross hero. He was buried Saturday in Kildonan cemetery, his death having occurred Thursday from influenza at the Win-i nipeg general hospital. Military men say it was the most elaborate funeral nver held in this military district.

All arrangements were in charge of Major W. Franklin, garrison sergeant-major. 8 CITY 'I I BRIEFS '4: ft" 6. A jJL'O0Cft Cooper Case Costs $1,784 The cit's expense in tho Fanny Cooper ease last winter was Jude I'rendei'Kast received K. iuy leieived" tilt font rollers learned today.

Boy Scouts Wanted AH Boy Scouts ere, wanted immediately to eail at provincial headquarters, 132 Industrial Ihiieau building, for war scivice work. Grain Exchange Closes The Grain K.c,han.i;e was closed officially in cele: jat ion of peace news. Ailierirans markets uere closed also. The p.t at the wan open, and a heavy curb tiade was learned on throimhout, the morning. Tc Day "Milkless Day" Today was again by order of the Crehcent Creamery company.

Patrons oi tho Crestit Creamery were forced to drink milkless coffee, unless sweet milks and ceitilied nillKs were ordered. Named Deputy Registrar W. A. Corbctt, Winnipeg larrister, has been appoitvted deputy registrar of tile court of bench for Manitoba, it was announced today, lie succ eeds C. L.

Tatbet, who died Ut Toronto rc'cntiy. To Read Curfew By-Law I'irst I Jralt of cut lew by-law ill be read at the St. Hun; face city conned tnectiii tomcht. Chief will piesi the dr. lit.

I laws pnertlinff the apiiomtinent of city audi treasurer will he discussed. Lets Staff Celebrate apt. IL I M. Maobean, militarv service pls-jtrar, was in his oft ice Just lone; enough todnv to announce a general hididav tor the entire Hi a ft'. Everyone, left to as soon as they arrived.

T. R. Solley Dies T. U. Solley, 41 veal's old, lianneniliin died at his home Sunday.

lie was an employe of the Holt Kent row com-pany, and lived in Winnipeg for IV years. A widow and si- ear-old son survive him. Tin- funeral will be held from hirdiner'a paiiors at! 2 o'clock Tuesday to St. John's compter'. I Capt.

McGhee Recovering Capt. id. W. MeChoe, It.C.A., of the law dim of Itothwell, Johnson. Iterpman and Mct.lhee, is Kiadually rei-overiiiK from the seilous wounds received in action a few weeks hko, It was learned today.

Ho is now in the Knds-leiKh Palace hospital. London. J-lnir-land, where he i-xpeets to remain from two to six weeks time and then go to a convalescent home. Johnson To Recjina Hon. T.

H. Johnson, attorney-general, will leave Winnipeg tonight lor Keglna to al-itond an Intel lo uvincial uonf- rence Ion transfer of natural resources from i federal to wo. -'em control. The conference will be the last discussion possible bid ween the provincial representatives belore the conference to be held at Ottawa between the federal government and the provinces, Nov. 19.

Thanks Boys Scouts "I am very much obliged for your interesting letter and all the news of the Hoy Scouts and Wolf Cubs of Mani'oba. I look forward with the greatest Interest to receiving the photographs, after which I will write further to vnu." This is a signed letter received today from ti'-n. Sir Hubert linden Powell, founder and head of the Hoy Scouts, it caiCe to A. T. Mac-itosh, provincial socrcMry and as- i distant commissioner.

OBlTUAa.iES MONK MAN The funeral Of Albert Monkman, who died Tuesday, was held Friday afternoon from the residence to St. James cemetery. Many relatives attended the services at tiie residence and the graveside. lir. Stewart, of Wesley college, assisted by Hevs.

Hamilton, ot Zion church, and Hatty, of Maryland Methodist church, officiated. Mr. Monkman was 68 ears old and was born In Caidwell county. Ontario. He came to Winnipeg 'some 41) years ago and resided here since.

His llrst partner in Winnipeg was Sir James Aikiim. At lie lime of his (bath lie was senior practicing- member of the ManLobi, bar, E. F. Morran Dies SpanLh "Flu" K. V.

Morran, theological student at Wesley college, died of Spanish itilluenza Sunday. A private funeral will be hel 1 Tuesday from I.eatherdale's parlots. 1 r. Klddell and I 'I'. John MacLean officiate.

A memorial service will be held at Wesley college, when the ban on public meetings Is lifted. ISSUES "SPECIAL APPEAL TO FIGHT INFLUENZA RERE Members of Imperial Order Daughters of Empire Urged To Assist A tpecial call has been isyued to members of the Imperial Otyler Daughters of the Empire to enter service as nurses in influenza cases, by officers of the Municipal chapter of the order. The call to service Is signed by Mrs. W. J.

Hoyd, municipal regent, and Margaret Johnston, mu-i nictpal secretary. The text of the I appeal follows: All members of the I.O.D.B. in the city are requested to do what they can to relieve the dreadful suffering which Is due to the prevailing epidemic. Those members of the order who are assisting In the Victory Eofin work tussore us that during their canvass they have been at houses where whole families are stricken and no help is available unless wo who are well come to the n-scne, A few hours a day devoted to the rare of the bouse or to the 1 procuring of food will be gladly nc-I copied from thewe who cannot undertake nursing. Any Daughters of the Empire who are willing to show their patriotism by responding to this rail for help can learn nil particulars by telerihon-, ing W.

J. Hoyd. Main 639, Municipal Keg-nt; the secretary, Main 148, or Municipal Headquarters, building, Main iCld. Mrs. Alfred Frost, 76 Years Old, Dies Mrs.

Alfred Frost, 76 years old, Theodore apartments, died Sunday at 1 her residence. She was the widow of Alfred Frost, Owen Sound, and ibnd lived In Winnipeg for ten years. Mrs. Frost was identified with the Methodist church and took an active part in missionary and altruis'lc work In the city. She va a member of Grace church.

She is survived by two sisters four brothers, five daughters and three sons. Mm. It. O. Jolliffe, Harvard Is a daughter.

VETERANS PARADE IN CELEBRATION OF HUN DOWNFALL Battle Scarred Heroes of 1866 Lead Party With Captured German Howitner Khakl-clad and to the steady of th drum, veterans of the Great war, and former wars of the Empire, paraded the itreets of Winnipeg today to commemorate the day of victory to allied arms. Nearly every battalion that has left M.D. No.v10 wa represented on the Great War Veterans' parade this afternoon. Py special permission of Gen. II.

D. H. Ketchen, active service unlformn were worn. Memlbers of tho Army and Navy Veterans marched this morning-, with men who fought for the Empire In IKS forming the rank and file. X-'lve thousand returned men formed the line of march In the Great War Veterans' parade.

The veterans' band supplied the music. Tha line was headed Hiy the flag. Leaving the London building at 2 o'clock thf route followed was down Portage I ave. to Ionald, returning by Portage to Main st. as far as the Canadian Pacific railway.

On the return roitto, a halt was called at the city hali, where special patriotic music: was played by the band. The march was Bhort because the majority of the men were prevented by war wounds from walking fur. Supper was served to all the men by the Women's Hervioe League at the club rooms In the London building. An 18-pounder howitzer, headed the Army and Navy association's parade. It was dragged by eight of the oldest members of the organlr.a-tlon.

The gun was loaned by cers In charge of the war trophies exhibit. It was captured in 1915 by the Canadians. The standard followed, with the band in next place. THr came the executive of the association, the Women's Auxiliary, and the members. Consuls, newspaper offices and the city hall ware serenaded, with patriotic music.

Tonight ihe veterans will stage a flre-works display In front of their club rooms, Main t. PROF. GALBRAITH DIES FROM "FLU" Agricultural College Chemist Succumbs Wife Also Is Epidemic Sufferer After a brave fight for life lasting more than a week, Prof. A. J.

Gal-braith, chemist of Manitoba Agrioul. tural college, died at tit. Boniface hospital today. Tho cause of -death was double septic pneumonia brought on by Spanish Influenza. Mrs.

GalbraJth, it was reported today, Is In a hospital In Eastern Canada with Influenza. This family has been thrice visited by death recently. Two months ago Mrs. (ialbraith's mother died, and her broter was killed last month while en active service. Prof.

Galbraith was one of the most popular members of the college faculty. He was a graduate of Uuelph Agricultural college and came to Manitoba as assistant lecturer In chemistry about six years ago. When Mr. Morden left about four ycarB ago he was promoted to head of the chemistry department. To Send Prisoners To New Prison Farm Prisoners occupy new buildings at the prison farm within the next few daya, it was learned today.

Huildings were erected by aqueduct contractors, and purchased recently by the provincial government. They include residence camps and stables. Prisoners will start work on the adjacent timber area. WINNIPEG LIEUTEKANT Wilts CBOiX DE GUERRE LIEUT. F.

L. WILSON A Croix de Guerr has been awarded Lieut. Wilson, it wn officially announced today. He left Winnipeg as a private with the 53rd Battalion, Saskatchewan Timber Wolves, and soon roe in rank. He obtained his commission in Franc.

Ha was decorated by the French for "-llant conduct, whi.e leading his man at Hill 102 outside Amiens. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Wilson, St. James. W. M- G. DesBrisay Succumbs To "Flu" VS.

M. G. lies' nrlsny, 224 Walnut died Sunday of pneumonia following Spanish influenza. He was city manager of the London Life Insurance company, Mr. Des Mrlsay was born In Lunenburg, N.S., In 3 878.

He was connected with the Hank of Montreal in Nova Scotia, later coming to Winnipeg, lie wns president of the Winnipeg Life Underwriters' association, and for two years secretary. The funeral was held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from Gardiner's to Elmwood cemetery. Hebrews Hold 'Wedding ot Death' to Halt 'Flu' Ceremony of 2,000 Years Ago Observed In East Kildonan Cemetery "The wedding of Death," an ancient Hebrew ceremony established about years ago to stay the ravages of a plague, was celebrated ut Fast Kildonan cemetery this afternoon, as a sacrifice to stay the "Ilu" epidemic. Hebrews and Gentiles alike were present to witness the ceremony. 1 It was the first wedding under the old orthodox religion ever staged in Canada, it was claimed.

Prohibited at ali other times, the ceremony was held at the orders of Uabbis Khano-vlteh and Oorodsky. The wedding wais most elaborate and had been planned for more than a month. At one end of the cemetery a quorum of ten Jews conducted a funeral. At tne other, tlAntlles and Jews witnessed a wedding. The ancient Jewish "Song of Life" was played.

On the west side of the cemetery, at the same time, Jews were chanting the wall of dcith, as a body was committed to the grave. Harry Flockman and Dora Wis-man were the contracting parties at the wedding. Rabbis Khanovitch and Gorodsky officiated. Following the ceremonies, services were conducted by the rabbis. Ancient Jewish chapters reserved for these ceremonies were chanted by the riibbls, and so repeated by nil Jews present as the wedding procession marched out of the cemetery.

Makes First Gift To Sailors' Week Fund The honor of turning in the first subscription toward the Pallors' Week campaie-n, which will be begun In the province by the Navy League I of Canada. I'ec. 1, has fallen to the rural municipality of St. Andrews. A I cheque for JT.U from the council was received at campaign headquarters today.

Two other voluntary contributions were received, from tho municipality of Grey and from Reeve Charles Ratlin, of Elm Creek, for similar amounts. The campaign Is for the purpose of raising $150,000 for war reliw" work among dependents of lt.nlO I sailors of the Mercantile Marine who I linv-- Ir.bt their lives tincc thl be- 1 ginning of the war. 1 1.